In this engaging conversation, Nina Gigele and Jonathan discuss their shared passion for skiing, the lifestyle of a ski bum, and the challenges faced in the sport, including injuries and climate change. Jonathan shares his experiences of skiing every month for over 270 months, his goals for improvement, and the joy of skiing in various conditions. The conversation highlights the emotional connection to skiing and the community it fosters.
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Takeaways
- Skiing is a deep-seated passion that comes from within.
- The thrill of being the first on fresh snow is unparalleled.
- Skiing tracks tell a story about the conditions of the mountain.
- Living in a ski town means embracing the skiing lifestyle fully.
- Injuries can be a part of the skiing journey, but recovery is possible.
- Every day on the slopes can be a good day, regardless of conditions.
- Skiing provides a natural adrenaline rush that is hard to replicate.
- Climate change is affecting ski conditions and accessibility.
- Setting goals in skiing can lead to personal growth and improvement.
- The community and shared experiences in skiing create lasting bonds.
Sound Bites
- "I guess most would say from inside."
- "I was able to ski in and around 90%."
- "Every day is a good day."
- "I got to 270 months in a row."
- "It almost left me with a little tear."
